Blu-Ray Vs High Def - What's the best Way to Watch Movies?
The time has finally arrived for the Dvd to be supplanted with a good technology. There are two currently ready to consumers for the ultimate in video viewing experience: Blu-Ray or Hd Dvd. They both have more "techie" sounding names than the former Dvd, but which one is good for the ultimate viewing experience?
Before getting into the difference between Blu-Ray and Hd Dvd's, it's important to note the following. The only way that you may get the most out of either your Blu-ray or Hd Dvd is by having a Tv that is capable of having the potential picture that these two types of media contain. Having a great sound principles linked to your Tv or entertainment town can also prove to be beneficial.
Both Blu-ray and Hd Dvd's are supported by big name brands in the home entertainment industry. Hd Dvd's are supported by Toshiba, Intel, and Microsoft ( meaning you can play Hd Dvds on your Xbox 360 as well). Blue-rays are supported by Samsung, Pioneer, and Sony. The PlayStation 3 is also blu-ray capable.
The differences lie in the warehouse space on each disc. High Def Dvd discs hold 15Gb per side of a 2-sided disc. Blu-ray holds 25Gb on each side. This enables the movie to have a good potential sound and picture as there is more room to hold the details required. Any way High Def Dvds are not to be laughed at either. Hd provides a clear picture and excellent sound coverage.
High Def Dvd players tend to be less high-priced than Blu-ray disc players for now. However, because these are two similar formats, it may be useful to wait it out and see which of these two format survives the competition: That way you know that if you have to purchase an high-priced player, that you will spend your money on the one that will offer more movie and entertainment choices.
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